Economist: Trump's new tariffs may not pay off
President Trump slapped tariffs on steel and aluminum imports during his first term, and many of them remained in place even during the Biden administration. Now, he's upping the ante in his second term, raising concerns they may ultimately cost consumers. Ryan Young, senior economist with the Competitive Enterprise Institute, explains why he thinks it's a gamble on "The Final 5."
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